US banks reported another substantial surge in multifamily loan delinquencies and defaults in Q2 2024. Dive into the BankProspector dashboard to find out which banks
Commercial real estate debt has continued its two-year trend of deteriorating performance, according to the latest data from US banks. However, some categories of consumer
Residential loan performance seems to be showing slight improvement in 2024. With the usual seasonal trends demonstrating less distress during the second quarter. Still, US
Banks reported another surge of multifamily loan defaults in Q1 2024 while late-stage defaults continue to mount up. Dive into the BankProspector dashboard to find
Non-performing commercial real estate debt and all major categories of consumer debt appear to be up substantially on a year-over-year basis, continuing a two-year streak
Overall residential loan performance appears to have remained steady. Yet, in spite of some moderate decline in the dollar volume of non-performing loans, banks still
Banks reported another surge of multifamily loan defaults in Q4 2023. Not only did newly late loan volume double, but another $300M in already late
Commercial loans set another new record for non-performing volumes in Q4 2023. Yet, again, marking another two-year high in delinquency and distress. CRE mortgage debt,
The residential mortgage loan sector seems to be following its typical seasonal pattern, with another uptick in non-performing loans in Q4. An additional $2.5 billion
While banks seem to be reporting few new defaults on multifamily loans in Q3, we’ve seen another substantial increase in the volume non-performing multifamily loan
Commercial debt saw non-performing loan volume soar to new two-year highs in Q3. CRE debt, including construction loans, as well as consumer debt has seen
While the overall pool of non-performing residential mortgage loans stayed relatively flat from Q2, banks are dealing with more than $15B in 30-89 day late
